The current pampean governor Sergio Ziliottofollowing voting this Sunday in the city of Santa Rosa, praised the importance of respect for the popular will, but avoided getting into internal Peronism considering that “it’s unity time”. Although, like many other provincial leaders, Ziliotto unfolded the elections in his province to distance them from the negative image that the national management carries, this Monday the governor will appear in the photos together with President Alberto Fernández, although he clarified that this visit “It was previously scheduled.”

Supported by polls that place him as a clear favorite for re-election, Ziliotto pointed out “to be very confident” in maintaining the provincial helm. The president had to vote at the Belgrano School in the city of Santa Rosa, and when he left he said: “We have made an enormous tribute to democracy with a campaign without personal grievances and with candidates who were able to elaborate on their proposals.”

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The historic leader of the PJ stressed: “We did not promise anything different from what we have done and the objective is to deepen a provincial model.” And he added: “These are days of rewards and punishments and the popular will must be respected.”

In relation to the strategy of unfolding the elections of the national contest, he emphasized: “We are voting on this date to discuss a provincial model, and the resolution of the people will put things in place.”

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The current Pampean governor ratified the scheduled meeting with President Alberto Fernández for next Monday in the city of Santa Rosa. The activity has been “scheduled” for some time, but it was delayed as a result of the electoral campaign.

Regarding the internship that the Frente de Todos is going through, Ziliotto said that “it is a subject that must be analyzed; It is not time for proper names, it is time for unity”.

In first person

Sergio Zilitto published on his networks: “We honor our 40 years of uninterrupted democracy by celebrating these elections”, accompanied by a photo of himself at the time of voting.

The candidate for governor for the Pampeano Justicialista Front added: “Today is the day in which we ratify a course of growth, of an increasingly free and democratic society, and a better future for all. Let’s do it with commitment and hope!”

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